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/setparty <level> [moves]: This command will permanently set the levels of all of the Pokémon in the player's party to the specified level. Adding the moves argument will prompt the player to choose up to four moves from each Pokémon's level-up movepool up to the specified level.
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Usage. Up to two Pokémon from the player's PC can be placed...
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Pokémon specs are used in very many places, including...
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Before version 6.2.2, there was a 1 / 100 chance that a...
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18 cze 2023 · Legendary Pokémon have their own spawning process that is separate from regular Pokémon and Ultra Beasts. They also have several options in the spawning.yml that you can edit to change up their interval for spawn attempts as well as chance that a spawn attempt will succeed.
25 mar 2024 · Sets the levels of all Pokémon in the party. If you add the 'moves' argument, you will have to choose four moves from the Pokémon pool to set the level for. /setraid <Pokémon>:[form] <stars> [x] [y] [z] [world]
3 maj 2024 · This command generates a list of all Pokémon that can spawn in the player’s current location, considering the current time, weather, and other factors in the Better Spawner system. The list displays the percentage chance for each Pokémon to spawn.
SPG wrote: you have to edit the db and modify some stuff in code. Or, at least on 3.4.0 you can just give a Pokemon a Rare Candy when its level 100 to get it to 101 then level it normally afterwards and it should level past 100. Can also use NBT Explorer/Editor to get it to 101 and continue normally from there.
Choose a pokemon, its level, gender, enter a name and get a command that will allow you to summon a pokemon in the game. You can choose not to change data that you are not interested in. Use the button to copy the command and paste it into the game.
6 sty 2024 · Pokémon specs are used in very many places, including Pixelmon's /pokegive and /pokespawn commands, the Better Spawner, and NPC trades to name only a few. Pokémon specs are composed of a series of unordered keys, keys and arguments, or only arguments, depending on the characteristic.
